Beauty and the Beast

caleigh_knight shared a tip "It's a classic, and the songs are good. It's not my favorite but I love Bell. The ending is nice and I think the animation is beautiful."

joany_berger shared a tip "Réécoute récemment et je me rend compte que je préfère la nouvelle version avec Emma Watson. Malgré mon amour pour belle et sa robe avec du recule ces n'est non seulement pas mon adaptation préfère du compte mais ce n'est pas non plus mon fils Disney et de princesse préféré"

MarlinBrando shared a tip "We're all familiar with this tale as old as time. Beautifully animated, delightfully written, but not the love story I'd want for my kids, lol. The musical numbers are incredible. Belle was my favorite princess as a little kid, largely because she was bookish 🤣 All in all, it's what you'd expect from a Disney princess movie, a masterpiece of family-friendly animation that inevitably solidified itself as a classic."

jashia_atkinson shared a tip "I love the love story they have. It reminds me of a slow burn(but a lot faster) and the cute talking furniture really gave it that big boost!!"

realstibby shared a tip "Pride Day 28: I want to take a moment as we wind down on this strange experiment to honor Howard Ashman. Much can be written about Howard's influence on classic Disney from "Kill the Beast" being written largely as a song about the public condemnation of those with aids to Ursula of the Little Mermaid being based on the drag queen Divine. I suppose what I'm aiming for with this list is a bit nebulous, what is a gay movie? There are plenty of movies maybe more indicative of gay culture that I like, some of which literally featuring Divine. I suppose you can say I chose this as an example of how influential LGBTQ+ people have been to shaping the very building blocks of culture. Shout out to James Whale while I'm at it (director of Universal's Frankenstein and The Invisible Man) but Howard wrote most of the music for Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and The Little Mermaid. You may recognize that trifecta as 3 of the seminal building blocks to the 90s Disney renascence. Disney would literally not be the cultural touchstone it is with people my age without those properties. I have many problems with Disney. I don't like one mega corporation owning all media. However, I can still finding it vindicating that the company was essentially saved and brought to new heights by a gay man living with AIDs in the 90s."

lindsey_mcloughlin shared a tip "This is my all time favorite movie nothing can compare. I have other movies that I love but this will always be my favorite of all time"

craig_koffler_114 shared a tip "There was a time when Disney had a slew of amazing animated films in the 90s called the renaissance era and this is one of them belles dad is kidnapped by the beast and she offers herself in his place but is the beast as bad as he comes across or is there something sweet buried deep inside"

stanley_smith_3657 shared a tip "Despite this being a film from the Disney Renaissance. Its fairy tale nature made it feel like a hold over from the original Walt Disney movies. Combined with a modern message about women's freedom to be more than just housewives. What makes me like Belle even more than the modern Disney princesses, is that she is incredibly relatable and grounded. Regardless of the enchanted castle and talking candles. #beautyandthebeast #disney #fairytale #belle"

joshua_chit_tun shared a tip "Thus my fascination for castles and books begin....as a child does anyone remember the "Beauty and the Beast Water Coloring Books" and such things?"

iamtoeless shared a tip "That would have to be the very beginning of the movie, haha. The song “Bonjour” always gets me and has been my favourite Disney song for as long as I can remember"

inutrasha shared a tip "This will probably be one of the only popular Disney renaissance movies I'll be recommending because I love it. After watching this you should go google Howard Ashman, because it gives another layer to the story (along with The Little Mermaid). Listen, you've probably already seen it, and you know it's good"

ryan_kirkpatrick shared a tip "The only Disney princess movie I really love, and still think is genuinely fantastic and beautiful. Which is saying something coming from a 22 year old male action horror fan"